UK, February 2007

Outstanding service levels and innovative vending solutions are just two of the features that leading vending services provider Selecta will be showcasing at AVEX 2007, the UK vending industry’s premier exhibition which is being held at Earls Court, London, from 24-26 April.

Just some of the unique vending concepts currently available from Selecta will be on show to clients and potential new customers at the company’s stand during the three-day event. These include Coffee Tower, a new premium coffee vending offer which uses fresh milk to create high street-style and quality hot beverages; Project Apple, a unique consumer-led vending concept featuring Selecta-branded can and bottle vending machines which gives the flexibility of offering a variety of brand leading products across the soft drinks sectors. The concept can also be tailored to meet clients and consumer demands.

Selecta will also be demonstrating Steamplicity - an innovative, 24-hour steam-cooked vended meals concept using steam pressure cooking to offer high quality, good taste, and nutritious ready meals.

On the technical services front, the company will be demonstrating the high level of service provided by its state-of-the-art call centre and call handling system which means customer calls are dealt with much more efficiently than traditional systems.

“We want to show visitors to AVEX the special services and latest innovations that set us apart from our competitors and how we can tailor a vending solution to fit the specific needs of customers across all sectors,” says Selecta sales and marketing director Jonathan Barr. “Everyone who visits us during the event will also be automatically entered into a competition which promises some great prizes for the winners. We had more than 1,100 visitors drop in to see us at AVEX in 2005 and hope to do even better this year.”

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Selecta stand at Avex 2005